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Beyond Distance Research Alliance Learning Futures conference
'The Campus and Beyond'
Day 1 - 8 January 2008
The Campus and Beyond
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Keynote Speakers
- Dr Tony Bates, President, Tony Bates Associates Ltd, on
the implications of Web 2.0 for teaching and learning
in a knowledge based economy
Professor Gilly Salmon, Professor of e-learning & learning technologies, University of Leicester, on the campus and beyond
Aaron Porter , from the University of Leicester and NUS giving a student perspective on e-learning
Linda Creanor, Development Director (Professional Practice), Caledonian Academy
Discussion Sessions
- James Abraham (Two Four) and Matt Wheeler (University of Leicester) - Collaborating for Designing for virtual worlds.
Bill Ashraf (University of Bradford) - Reaching the Google-Eyed YouTube Generation: "Do the ipod shuffle, but don't miss the lecture."
Richard England (University of Leicester) - What our students have to say about VLEs
Stephen Garret (University of Leicester) - Communicating mathematics at a distance
Stephen Gomez (UWE) - Developing a collaborative online video podcasting resource to enhance employer engagement with u/graduate students
Mark Goodwin (University of Leicester) - The Virtual Genetics Education Centre: networking, collaboration and innovation
Kate Litherland and Alex Moseley (University of Leicester) - The Great History Conundrum! Problem-solving and game play in a first year skills module
Nipan Maniar (University of Portsmouth) - 'culture shock'
Nivaldo Marcusso (Bradesco Foundation) - From mobility and collaboration to social networks a path based on partnerships
Richard Mobbs (University of Leicester) - Stretching Blackboard
Karen Pinney (bcftcs) - Online tutorial provision
Carol Russell - ProForMac: A systemic conceptual framework for learning with technologies
Dick Schneckenberg (Esc-rennes) - Web 2.0 and corporate context - a lever for the empowerment of the knowledge worker
Bill Seretta - Going wireless: Changing the Nature of Communications, Teaching and Learning on a College Campus
Simon Walker (University of Greenwich) - using CAMELS to support change
Jacqui Williams and Neena Lakhani (DMU) - E learning for Interprofessional (IPE) Education: a challenging option: A presentation to explore the process of being part of the e-learning development within the Carpe Diem environment of ADELIE
Chris Wilmott, Bonnie Green and David Willis (University of Leicester) - Sharing the vision: exploiting Web 2.0 technologies in promoting the use of multimedia in bioethics education